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In The Two Covenants and the Second Blessing, Andrew Murray maintains that the Christian’s God is a covenant God and thinks that the word “covenant” has passed too entirely out of Christian thinking. He aims to show exactly what blessings God has covenanted to bestow on us and that, on the basis of the covenant, we may rest perfectly assured that “they can, and must, and will be fulfilled.”

be to man the source of life. Man was ever to be the recipient, and yet at the same time the disposer of the life God bestowed. When man had fallen through sin, and God entered into a covenant of salvation, these two sides of the relationship had still to be maintained intact. God was ever to be the first, and man the second. And yet man, as made in God’s image, was ever, as second, to have full time and opportunity to appropriate or reject what God gave, to prove how far he could help himself, and
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